Fairfax County, VA – Who says Halloween can’t be spooky and safe? As you get ready for an evening of costumes, candy, and haunted fun, the Fairfax County Police Department wants safety to be part of your plans. Whether you’re trick-or-treating or behind the wheel, a little extra caution goes a long way to keeping…
Fairfax County, VA – The Fairfax County Police Department has concluded the 2025 “Road Shark” campaign, issuing nearly 50,000 citations and warnings to dangerous drivers on Fairfax County roadways over the last five waves. This represents a 43% increase from 2024, when officers issued approximately 35,000 citations and warnings. During the final wave, conducted from October…
Fairfax County, VA – As we approach the end of 2025, the Fairfax County Police Department remains committed to reducing crashes and improving roadway safety for everyone who lives, works, and travels in our community. Throughout October, officers are participating in several state and national campaigns focused on protecting pedestrians, teen drivers, and school children…
Fairfax County, VA- The first day of fall brings cooler air, colorful leaves, and shorter days. As the sun sets earlier, our officers want to remind everyone that safety on the road is a shared responsibility. Whether you are walking, running, or driving, taking a few extra precautions can help prevent crashes and save lives.…
Fairfax County, VA – When those red lights flash and the stop sign swings out, there’s only one right move: stop. As students settle back into school across Fairfax County, our officers are zeroed in on drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses; a reckless driving offense in Virginia. It’s not just dangerous, it’s against…
Fairfax County, VA – Romance scammers build trust online and then exploit it, often slowly and convincingly. Our Financial Crimes Unit is seeing versions of the same pattern: a “perfect” match starts a conversation, moves you to private messaging, avoids meeting in person or on live video, and eventually asks for money or sensitive information.…
Fairfax County, VA – As students across Fairfax County head back to school on Monday, August 18, the Fairfax County Police Department (FCPD) encourages families and community members to participate in Walk, Bike & Ride to School Safely Day. Whether students walk, bike, ride the bus, or are dropped off, their safety starts with all…
Fairfax County, VA – It’s back to school season and our Fairfax County students head back on Monday, August 26! With the new school year kicking off, you will see more kids walking and biking, and increased traffic near schools. Our officers will be out to help keep everyone safe, but we need your help…
Fairfax County, VA – Speeding remains one of the most dangerous behaviors on our roadways, and it’s something our FCPD officers confront daily. Whether it’s the specialized focus of our Traffic Division or the proactive efforts of patrol officers across the county, the Fairfax County Police Department is committed to identifying reckless drivers and reducing…
Fairfax County, VA – Detectives from our Criminal Investigations Division are seeking the community’s help in identifying a suspect who stole packages off porches of homes in Annandale and Springfield. On June 17, at 10:30 a.m., officers responded to the 6300 block of Alberta Street in Springfield for a theft report. The victim reported that…
Fairfax County, VA – Summer in Fairfax County means more sunshine, longer days, and more activity across our neighborhoods. Whether you’re heading to the pool, walking your dog, or just enjoying the warm weather, safety is key. The Fairfax County Police Department is here to help you enjoy the season responsibly. Here are some simple,…
Fairfax County, VA— FCPD continues our commitment to helping community members reduce the risk of auto theft and other crimes of opportunity. While auto theft can happen anywhere, taking a few simple precautions can significantly lower your chances of becoming a victim. Here are 10 safety tips every driver should follow: Vehicle theft is often…
